The Blackfish was supposed to die at the Red Wedding. The Tullys were ardent Robb Stark supporters, so the Freys, allies of the Lannisters, were promised Riverrun in trade for their loyalty to the Lannisters at the Red Wedding. Jamie is finishing what the Freys could not, because the Blackfish has had the castle at…

I hope he just kills the slavers, and manages to not destroy the ships - they could use those…

He has to go to the bathroom during dinner. His bladder is unreliable.

You tell Stephen King he needs an editor.

I hope so. Outlander has made me hate that actor…

Exactly - giving to the poor, trying to make Joffrey and the Lannisters look good. She deserves extra punishment!

"What is dead may never die! So we'll just steal the ships and actually get something done." - Yara and her supporters

He looks like Kenny Powers from "Eastbound and Down."

The screenshot is one of the most painful places to be stabbed!

Yes! And she is forced to stick with the title of the show. Otherwise, they'd have to call it "The Ex Wife."

At least energy drinks don't make people around us stink, well, on purpose, anyway.

Watershippers.

My Jetta has that. Unfortunately, I can't drive a stick, but I can try with this, because it won't ruin the transmission if I mess up.

Because Australian accents are hotter.

I watchd it all, but I he reactions of the men reading the comments reminded me of the lust scene in "Seven". "He made , he made me f-f-f-f*ck her…"

No wonder they didn't show a close-up. They spelled "nieces" wrong!

But with better government than Maine!

Well, it is now!

Springy clothespins, or the other kind?

I think as far as King adaptations go, it was very good. The expansion of the Bill character was annoying, Jake's injuries did not play as big a part in the Depository scene, and the living Kennedy dystopian future left a lot to be desired, plus they negated the importance of the Yellow Card Men, which could have…